It is a project of recognition and approximation to Nature, in its complexity, through the integration of artistic practices with models of regenerative agriculture, namely agroforestry. The project provides a space for critical reflection, experimentation and action that follows two complementary axes:

1) a cultural and artistic program of community involvement — which develops critical, environmental and agricultural reflection —, taking different forms and to which professionals from different areas of knowledge are invited to work and think in depth on the themes to be explored;

2) a model of artistic residencies that aims to encourage a slowdown and counter the institutionalized logic of artistic creation, privileging the process as a result of being in fullness. It is proposed that this experience be made by connecting to Nature through agriculture, enabling a synchronicity with it that requires a slowdown and allows forms of understanding and aesthetic experience more connected to reality and unpredictability.

 

Agroforestry emerges as a vehicle for the creation of a common space where joint experiences, the exchange of knowledge, and the revival of bonds of affection and cooperation typical of a community can germinate, enriched by the presence of art and critical thinking.